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with the Model S- 31 Hallicrafters
commercial FM-AM Tuner. Covering
the broadcast (AM) band and the
40-51 mc. high frequency (FM) band.
The Tuner combines the FM and AM
circuits in one chassis with either in-
stantly available at the turn of the
bandswitch.
SPECIFICATIONS-9 tubes—Frequency range,
band one; 550 to 1600 kc., band two; 40 to
51 mc.—Power output 130 milliwatts un-
distorted—Output impedances 500 and
5000 ohms—Power consumption 120 watts
—Controls: bandswitch, radiophone switch,
main tuning, audio gain, tone control, "S"
meter adjustment, phone jack. Operating
from 115-125 volts, 60 cycles AC. Panel
dimensions 19"x8
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AMPLIFIER FOR MODEL S-31 TUNER
The Model S-31, aHallicrafters amplifier,
delivers 25 watts of high fidelity audio
power to either speaker or 500 ohm load.
Designed for rack mounting and for use
as a companion unit to the FM-AM
Model S-31 Tuner it will provide repro-
duction of sparkling depth and brilliance.
SPECIFICATIONS-6 tubes—Fidelity 2DB
from 50 to 15,000 cycles gain—Channel
No. 1, microphone <high impedance)
96 DE—Channel Na. 2, phone (low im-
pedance) 60 DB—Power output 25 wa
—Power consumption 100 watts—
put impedance No. 1, 500 ohms;
8 ohms; No. 3, 4 ohms. Die
panel
19"x8%".
Dust cover
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VOL. 1
No. 1
FEBRUARY, 1941
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TAFF
A. H. HALLORAN
Editorial Director
H. W. DICKOW
W6JYN
Managing Editor
L. R. HUBER
W7CRJ
Associate Editor
FRAN*. JONES
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Technical Editor
C. C. ANDERSON
W6FFP
Engineering Draftsman
N. R. FARBMAN
W6SEM
Staff Photographer
L. L. FUNSTON
W6QQU
Illustrator
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AMATEUR RADIO DEFENSE
Published Monthly
Pacific Radio Publishing Co.
In the interests
of
Amateur Radio Defense Association
CONTENTS FOR FEBRUARY
Chats With the Editors
QRA's of Staff and Editorial Contributors
Activities of A.R.D. Members
The Editor's CQ
Plate Circuit Consideration's for R-F Amplifiers:
Frank C. Jones, W6AIF
Medium-Power CM or PM 'Phone-C.W. Transmitter:
F. D. Wells, W6QUC
Correct Design for Antenna Towers
B I. Osborne, W6QBU
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Subscription Price:
$2.50 per year in the
U.S.A. and its posses-
sions. Elsewhere $3.00
per year.
Copyright 1941 by
Pacific Radio Publish-
ing Company. Techni-
cal matter must not
be reprinted without
permission.
High-Power Gammatron U H.F. Amplifier.... Winfield G. Wagener
Parasitic Oscillations, Part II
The Meissner Uni-Signal Selector
Taking the Curse Out of Circuit Design
The Engineering Forum
QRM and QRN
Transmitter Circuit of the Month
It Once Was Dx
The Single-Wire Antenna
Eddie Fiore
F D. Wells, W6QUC
Les Funston, W6QQU
Technical Staff
Stanley W. Johnson, W6SZ
Technical Staff
Technical Staff
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Small C.W. Transmitter for 'Phone Men...A. W. Fonscca, W6NYQ
Engineering Applications
Application for Enrollment, A R.D A.
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